Wednesday, April 23, 2025

Morning comes

After the darkest part of night has passed, morning comes. What troubles you so much now will be better in time.

Not all, but much of that improvement will be due to the good actions you take. Though it’s understandable to become lost in despair, it’s more fruitful to immerse yourself in positive purpose and effective effort.

Take good and diligent care of what you’re able to tend to. Proceed with confidence that morning will come, that with work and with time, the situation can improve.

Know that there are people who care. With each positive action on your part, those people are more likely to find you and join in your effort.

Every new moment brings new possibilities. Keep those possibilities coming, open yourself to them, give your energy and attention to them.

Be insistent with yourself about traversing the path forward, step by step. And eagerly welcome the progress you’re sure to make.

— Ralph Marston

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